Ronald Reagan Leaves Enduring Legacy to Republican Party, Nation.

From: Chicago Tribune (Chicago, IL) | Date: June 7, 2004 | Copyright information

Jun. 7--WASHINGTON -- Ronald Reagan's shadow is long and lingering.

It is most notable in the Republican Party, where every successful candidate since Reagan has tried to claim the mantle of "Reagan Republican." There are no Bush Republicans, only a dwindling band of Rockefeller Republicans. Reagan's is the name of near-universal embrace.

His shadow casts over government buildings, including the mammoth federal building that bears his name, over smaller offic...

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